being inspired by ch00ftech’s QR clock [1] I made my own variation of this nice idea: A PIC32 decodes the time signal from a DCF77 [2] receiver, calculates a QR code containing this time information and displays it animated at 30 FPS on a ST7735R LCD. Without a radio signal the QR code is being displayed in b/w. A nice plasma effect is added when it locks to the DCF77 signal.
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